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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-24

MADISON, Wis, March 2l-The state
senate Wednesday Alle the bill appropriate
ing 5000 to the Womens Relief corps.
House bills were concurrsd in requiring the
bank stock to he taxei a. the location of the
bank, and not in the county where held
making the maximum penalty for child
stealing 5000 tine or three years imprison-
ment; increasing the penalty for sizing in
numbered land without informing the Iur-
chaser OF the incumhrence Tha hous, bill
making it unlawful for cffl sers to Obtain
confessions from supposed criminals by
bribery, abuse or trickery, was non-concur-
red In. The bill making counties Liable for
the work of mohs was passai The assembly
kill4d the bill ahoiishing the state reusion
agency. The bill pron::)rt!o5 discrimination
by railway companies was ordered 20 third
reading The bill pc'vliIng that no alien
shall holi more tban 2jJ acre, OF I'M was
passei TO third reading. aud tie bi,S limiting
10 eight hours day the tim. an en-
p.oyer may require person un Ter IS years
OF age to worS, AMI proviiing boards OF ar
bltration for labor irouaes were killed
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-24

The Washington correspondent OF the
Cincinnati Enquirer SAYS: 4 most for-
midable alliance has been organized 20
make John Sherman, of Ohio the rpnub
lican presidential nominee. At its front
is Simon Cameron. OF PENNSYLVANIA, and
his son Don, and The lesser light is Ma
hone, Of Virginia. The plan and details
of the scheme have been arranged with
delicate precision, and the trip of Sber>
man in the south is not By accident, but
rather a part of the general programme.
Like BlaiGe, Sherman has three times
been before The presidential convention
as candidate. In 1875, when Hayes re-
caived the nomination as the beneficiary
of the discomfort with aspirants. he
won, in q measure, a victory over
Blaine, because tie choice fell upon one
who nut MN in his cabinet At the cons
vention. while Sherman's hand was not
actively against Blaine, Cameron's Was
As chairman of the Pennsylvania delega-
ton be fought for the unit rule, and the
heated discussion incident to its adop-
tion led 10 the defeat of the Name can
didatc. The Camerons exert more in
fCence in a convention than they do up
on the voters OF their state Take either
factor, and 60 directly before the people
Of the Keystone state. and Blsine's pop
ularify cannUt be overcome By them. To
intercept Blaine in the state of his birth,
the Camerons need to resort to strategy
and the power of the republican machine.
which j. largely in their hands.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-24

SPRINGFIELD, Ills, Mlrch II o. W .ines.
day IN the senate the bii pro.nbi,ing any
person without a cense frcm keeping sa-
loon within two miles of any town. vIiisga.
school HOUSE. church q fair ground wa,
passed. In tie house the int resolution
tor constitutional amendment a6aIish.Dg
circuit AMI county courts and merging them
INTO superior court was referred to the
Judiciary committee, and JOINT resolution
declaring the necessity for constitutional
convention Was s'niIiaIly referred. An at.
tempt vas made tu sirlSr from the bill re-
curing wages 10 be pai-. 5, nl.-moathlv the
amendment declaring the right of contract
between employer and omp,,ye, but failed
and the bill was ordered enSros sed In ex-
ecUtive session the senllc cogfrmal J. &.
Rowland as trustee Il the soldiers home.
The senate also a>Sed a bill authorizing the
governor TO Institute the observation of
"Arb'r div" throughout the state.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-24
JOHN SHERMAN'S TOUR.
HIe Experience AT A HOTEL IN
BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA.

Heartily Welcomed In Nashville and
Along the Line-Legislative News-An
Alleged High License Bill Passed by
the New York Householder Harrison
Renominated for Mayor of Chicago.
BIRMINGHAM Ala, Mrch 2l.-The Sher-
man party left Wednesday, FOR Nashville. Sen
ator Shermin received a ie!e CATION of prom
inelt coior. nl.a at III, VI ,,ropolitan hotel
shortly before he lefL Samuel Lowry, a
well-knowa educator, now 4. the hse of the
slk-cu ,ture project her,, read him an ad-
dress in v hich the trouble at the Florence
hotel lu.sday was toas i.i oil as follows:
While we Respect your political and states
manliS life, not an ev ne has equslei your
manly an her1ic con IN t In Birmingham,
Ala, in respect to the PER 'ecutei, prescribed
and dJwn-tro tlrn black CIT zens, on account
OF their race, color, All prescription in this
city and state, wken You stated to
the tavern keeper that, il the black citizens
were rot perm o To visit You there, You
wouid go to another tav.'r.Ii and that if not
permitted You wonli Stop with your bag
gage III the street and receive tn m, shows O
sympathy and sentiment TINT You feel boun
with them and to them, ani every black
hihhf "otidu, duu cHith IhenceiOrWafd IN
our state will pray that heavens favor shall
follow you AM yours to throns OF grace
for Sherman, Olio's mob es5, heroic, AMI pa
t-iotic statesman.
Mr. Sherman made ccriial response in a
few words Nothing was known of the call
out in ih, town until MIR. Sherman was gone.
The hoe; clerk even denied that he had held
any reception tilere
NASHVILLE Tenn N,rcn 14-Sapator
sherman, his wife and Gaughter arrived here
Wednesday evening at 7::}' He was met at
Decatur, ALI, by committee of legislators
from Nashville, who accompanied him here.
Gro Sd' were in atten lanes at the different
stations along the roal, ana at Decatur and
Columbia hs was called from the train and
spoke briefly. The depot in this city was so
crowded that he could with difficulty reach
the carriage, AMI so enthusiastic was the
crowd at the hotel that before partaking of
supper he was forced to make a short adj
dress. Later he was called out by a serenaie,
and spoke briefly
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-24

BUFFALO, n, Y, March ?4-The greater
parts OF the dangerous walls of the Rich
nond hotel have bsea tern down and the
search among the debris resumed in the less
dangerous parts of the rujl~ The olnr Of
burning flesh can be Gis,i city distinguished
IN the southwestern corrs-. where the store
of Uibrich & Kingsley Vas situated nni al
joining which was the frame structure on
the top of which q number Of persons jumned
and are supposed TO have persisted. dan.
gerous wall overhangs this spot and search
will not begin there ultil it is removed.
Another man is reported missing-R S.
Boyd, special agent If the Bell Telephone
company. He vas here on the nth and had
several important appointments, not one of
which has heea kept.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-24

DETROIT, Mich, March "A big bank
swindie has been discovered here which ap-
pears to have been almost national in the
breadth Of its operat ous. Some parties
have had engraved drafts and checks of the
'Marlette Exchange bank," of Marlette.
Mich, and these have been filled out for
various sums ranging from So to SIS each
and ne ptiated throughout the country. For
two or three days past these fraudulent
papers have been coming into the First Ma.
tonal bank, OF this city, from all parts Of
the Union Tor collection. There is no sucb
institution as the "Marl.tts Exchange bank,
OF Marietta" That village has but tive
banss-the Bank of Marlette, and the First
National bank OF Msrlette. The extent Of
the frlui is not known, but it appears to
have Leen Of great magnitude
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-24

Boston, March GA party of gentlemen.
intending Thomas poane, engineer, repre-
senting the railroad commissioners: SUPER.
intendent Folsom. Master Mechanic Rich
ards, and other officials Of the Providence
railroad, visited the scene of the Bus.ey
bridge wreck Wednesday forenoon, and
after some overhaulins vI the debris under
the detached car roof. 4 scovered the small
end of the broken sixty loo; rail that Mr..
Richards in his evidence Tuesday said should
be there if not carried away. The longer
end had before bcaa preserved. Whether or
not the expert has determined that the mas
ter mechanics theory has been fully borne
out, that the rail was broken bv the locomo-
tive when two-taIr!s the way over the
bridge, has not yet ban MA js kncvn.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-24

LONDON, March 2i.-Gladstone has cabled
the following to Charles a Dana, OF The New
York San, IN reply to the resolutions adopted
at the meeting Monday night last, at the
Cooper Union of the citizens of vario,,. ma.
t,onaiitisss called by the municipal court of
the Irish National league to protest against
tie proposed coercion for Ireland: Il am
very sensible of the value of the sympathy
which from the first we have received from.
as believe, the great majority of the Amer
lean people in our attempt to secure lust
measures Of good government for ireland
asympathy which feel sure will continue
to attend Us until a just policy shall attain
Its coming contamination .
PaFneli sent a message similar in sub
stance
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-24
Tie SHOT AT EAILeY
Generally Believed to Have Been Firsi
by Anarchist,

Generally Believed to Have Been Ffrsi
by an Anarchist
SPRINGFIELD. HI, March 24-Mr. Bailey.
on whose hfs an attack was made Tuesday
night vas III his place in the house at an
early hour Wednesday, and at once became
the object OF sPc.ai attention. GROUPS of
members gatherei! about him and examined
ms Clothing AMI the buliet-piereei books and
papers which had saved bis life. One of the
letters pierced by the wouli-be assassin's bull
let, aad which with the other papers and
booSs saved his lite, was from the recorder
81 deeis OF his own county indorsing his ac-
fion IT conicalGing hi, Chicago colleagues
Tor aiiend'ny lie Seei,,' funeral Nj. Bailey
has st a number Of deteciivss at work rlEsor
some slight CiueS, ard hopes to be able to
track down his as5aiiaa5 sli hit descriptioD
Of whom has been o5,alnai from tire. men
and a .itlls girl, who s1w him run AVA
after the firing.
Ihe almost universal opinion is that An
anarchist Tired the shot in revenge for Mr.
ba'.eFs denanciatiCn 81 the red" system
II i a:ei th9t threats have been male and
threatening letters written, ard that ar
lows@i hes also been threatened.
Judge AiessIck offered a resolution in the
mouse, which was unanimously adopted. au-
thoriznS the governor to OF - :. GlD r. ward
tor the apprehension ani con rictioa of the
unknown u9;I,d Be assassin OF NJ. BIiIey.
-ir. Smith, "f Morgan, followed it with a
bid, which was trria.i 30 "a .coal reaJing
Liahi liS TIE a=ttiSlrF appropriation from
witch 10 l'sv ;iy f.w,rI
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-24
High" Liceuse IN New York,

ALBANY. y y. NJ rel 2L-The assembly
wednesday, aIt'r = i've hour, session. passed
the so-c2l ii Crosby nics-treuss bill. The
bh "a rtssai fiSs, the irst class, or hotel
license, a; i.QJ9: scc,nl class, to sell malt
liquors., Il lei anu W ne. 10 b. drunk on the
pten55eS, iol; thlri 'iass, store-keeper's
tcrn''H 20 7tl; liquors Of sny kind, not to b,
drunk &c" the prcrres. $il1: fourth c'ass.
store -t'rlrl 5 trrr hcrns,. to sell malt To-
uorS, q Ter aul vine. NJ. TO be drunk Oh the
premises So; druggists license, $I0l. As
the seconi 81 tSs license is SIS now the bin
srenis To be something of fraud, so far as
its hl2h i,cen-e feature is concerned There
are bG: lr'' first Class licenses taken ont here
"A iifle over twenty-but of the second
class 500 ere taken out last year
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-24

IT is rather singular 10 note that Jeif.r
son was bora just eight years after bis
predecessor, Adams, Madison eight years
after Jefferson, Monroe eight years after
Madison, and John @. Adams eight years
after Monroe. Another singular fact
noted is that Adams was just sixty six
years old whcn he retired; jefferson was
sixty six, Madison was sixty six. Monroe
was sixty SIX. and had John @ Adams
filled second term be would have retired
at sixty six Adams. Jefferson and Mon
roe all died on the 4th of July.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-24
War on n Gas Company,

BALTIMORE, II l., March 24-Mr Michael
Bannon, acting for himself and others, made
application Wednesday to the courts for the
appointment of receiver for the Equitable
Gas company, the principal owners OF which
are New Workers.. The majority of the stock
was held formerly by the executors OF the
estate of Commodore Garrison, but last
month syndicate was formed which pur-
chased controlling Interest in the company,
An election of directors followed, and the
board was composed of all New Workers and
Chicago men. Mr. Bannon in his bill al.
leges that it is an iEfraction of the law of the
state OF Mary Land for a corporation of the
state to keep its principal eff in New Yorl;
without single director being citizen of
the state Of NJ ,ryland, the law requiring a
majority o. them TO be citizens of the state
where the corporation is chartered.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-24
cellent appointments. No doubt the others
are also good, as the president has used such
care in selecting them
THE DEAL ,s A FACT,
But the Facts of the Deal Are Not Public
Property Yet.

BALTIMORE, Nd, March 2I.-That the Bal
nmore q Ohio Railroad company has been
merged with the interests represented by
Messrs. Henry s Ives and George H Stay
nor, OF Now York, is no longer a matter of
mese speculation, but it is an assured fact
The city Of Baltimore being holder of Bal.
tlmore q Ohio stock To the extent OF 81. 10,
shares, and the fact that the interests of Bal.
timore city and the Baltimore & Ohio railroad
are in many respects, Identical, led MAYOR
Hodges 10 call upon Mr. Robert Garrett
Wednesday and learn, if posi- bic, thu true
state of affairs with regard to any new ar.
Tangement into which the child of the state
--for Maryland is the parent of the Balti-
moro x Ohio, and fostered it until its pres
eht prosperity was attained-had entered.
President Garrett informed Mayor Hodges
that the deal WAS an accomplished
fact, and that he was waiting
until certain incidental details were
arranged before preparing state
ment tci' publication. The nature Of
ti'o Zeal, or with what road or roads, com
PanJ or syndicate the arrangements are
made Mr. Garrett did not designate, but he
assured the mayor that no interests of the
ctty OF Baltimore would be in the remotest
manner jeopardzed. The headquarters of
the amaIgamated properties are to be located
in Baltimore
Mr.. Henry S. Ives and Mr.. George H.
Staynor, both of New York, who are sup
posed to be acting at the instance of the
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton and the
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad com
panies, arrived in Baltimore about noon
Wednesday. At 2:5o p M they met Mr..
Garrett at the Baltimore & Chic central
building. with whom they held conference
which lasted until p. m.
Mr.. Ives was seen later but refused to give
any information, and Mr. Garrett, when the
reporter began question, Interrupted with:
All! kaow What you would ask, but |
haven't got word TO say about railroad
matters 1t will always afford me pleasure to
give the United Press anything that can
cut | can say nothing to-day"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-24

EAsToY. Pa, March o4-TGe storm al
Tuesday was Che worst Of tie season. Tele.
graph and ',lcphcne wires were down in
very direction, Trains Were running With
out orders on several roads. and many mar
row escapes from collision are reported.
Nednes lay afternoon word WAS received
here that three passenger trains were snow
bound en- the focono mountain, and that the
snow is now five feet deep Resouing crews
have been sent out. Geographic communi-
cation viii not be fully established on the
Delaware & Lackawauna ruai before the
end of this week
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-24

1t Is the old, old story: Love at first
sight! A walk in the beautiful moonlight
night; both catch dreadful cold and give
up all hope, but finally find relief in a
bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, get
married, and are at last happy,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-24

WASHINGTON CRY, March 2l.-The bonds
included in a call issued Wednesday and
which natures May J, are as follows: $50,
original numbers II to %, both inclusive,
500, original numbers l57 to SOL both iaclu.
sive; $50, original numbers 66 70 It's, both
inclusive; Sl,0a0 original numbers 761 to
l,22l, bota inclusive, and original numbers
SIS to g, i97, both inclusive; $40, 900, orig
nal numbers Isle to J ST., both inclusive:
total, $40 600. coo The bonds are 5 per cents
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-24

NEw YORK, March ~ The jury in the
trial Of ox-Aderman Cleary for bribery re.
ported At $50 T. m, Wednesday, that they
could not agree. They were thereupon dis.
charged by the court. They bad been out
since li:l5 Tuesday night. They stood six
for conviction and SIX for aquittal.
Judge Rarret admitted Clearv to bail
again, and he left the court room surrounded
by enthusiastic friends What the future
course OF the prosecution Will be is not
known
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-24

lSDIAHAPoLIs, Ind, March 24.-Rapre-
sentatives of the new Labor party, to the
number of oo, met Wednesday night and Or
gained the various war'is OF the city BY the
appointment OF committeeman in each.
fhu R1ppaport the Sofia iSt leader
here, and the man who presented the bou-
91et To the Chicago Anarchists during their
trIai Tor the Haymarket massacre, is a men,
Der OF the executive committee, and is tax
ing very active part in the organization.
GA this account many of the repre- en.atiye
iaborios men of tie city are st1nIiug aloof
from the new party and say that they will
not affiliate with it.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-24
Suit to set Aside Foreclosure.

TOLEDO. Otto, March 24-Papers were
filed i'll the United States circuit court
" ednesday by Harry Seribner in case Of
more than usual interest. The title of the
case is Thomas McGrath for himself and
others vs.. the Toledo, Columbus & Southern
railway and other corporations. including
the Union Trust company, of New York,
AMI the American Loan and Trust company.
1t Is a suit TO set aside the foreclosure sale Of
the Toledo & indianapolis road and to vacate
the decree. It involves the entire capital
sock OF the company-SSo3, 900.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-24
Prevailed on Harrison to Rup .s.,r

CHICAGO, March 24-Carter II. Harrison
was renominated for mayor BY reclamation
in the Democratic municipal convention
held Wednesday afternoon, but made a
speech in which be positively declined to
run. AT the conclusion of his speech how
ever, ths mayor was followed from thu hall
by crowd of his friends. and after con-
ference returned and said that he had recon
sidered his action and would accept the non-
nation John H. McAvoy was nominated
for treasurer, Charles Allen for attorney.
and Henry Stuckart for clerk.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-24
CARTER II. HARRISON has for the

CARTER IL. HARRISON has for the
fifth time been nominated by the Chica-
90 democracy for mayor. We think this
is mistake. 1t is not best to continue
one man in office too long, ana the
chances seem to be against him He,
himself. apparently did not desire re
nomination, bnt he finally yielded to the
demands OF his enthusiastic friends He
has nsde Chicago a good mayor. how>
ever.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-24
A DREADFUL FAMILY TRAGEDY


f'-f.Sh,"T "a 'taniac-
LErRolT N &c.. Ear. II "A rlrs,criau
'"hnia it;'i''"'. 60 IL '--' was d,>e,,,,rst
l7-'e Nsii-t-s"s. ,..s.:. Gs5;, a;,. -
reach m-'ctaa= ;.i,r, -.ctn; 5.i..aes, %
= nd)lpa a.te-s, al Ivmg gu Mn, .eon
street with G'5 MIte. azei -. AMI ,is,, inter
eel - F'T two Days Gown hos no. Nh
ssared at ht' i'iac. OF business AMI We lac
lay ssare,i "aS Instituted His BODY and
that OF his wife Were found lying at their
Tostience. while the daughter, previously a
bright Woman, was found to he a chatterInr
IDIOT, having lived with the bodies of her
parents Tor two days. Tue daughter is IN
able to Tell anything of the tragedy, and
there are no marks OF violence on either
body, Indications point to some kind of as
phy3iation us the means of death. The
police are divided between the theory that
tie Old folks suicided in company AMI that
the man killed himself and wife.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-24
Another Illinois Railway

SrRISGFIELD, Ills, March 24.-Ar;icles Of
incorporation were Wednesday recorded in
the office Of the secretary of state for the St
Louis, Grand Tower s Southern Railway
company. The principal business offics is to
be at East st. Louis, AMI the amount of the
capital stock is to be S2,00o,ooo. Il is pro-
posed to construct railway from East st
Louis to point on the Mississippi river in
Jackson county, Illinois. passing through
the counties of st. Clair, Monroe, Randolph.
and jackson.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-24

WASHINGTON CITY, March ~ The
president Wednesday commissioned James
T. Tucker 10 b1 Uatel States marshal for
southern Fiofida: Samuel L. Biaisien
Unitei States MAJ shat fas the district 81
Rholc ian emery B. Sellers, district att, +.
ney for ladsana: Thomas Il Lon, di,tr.c,
attornsy for N-saia; q. L. Pr.;c:~t, :! strict
attorney for N,!rG-.ka; AMI J. Marion
Brooke, district attorney for s3uthofn Cali
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-24

LEASING, Mich. March 24-Short sessions
of both bodies have were Wednesday. the
house in body visiting The state agricultural
CO l'gH, where the safe IF bloaied cattle WIS
being held. The committees were. however.
busy. The committees ca railroads were in
joint session all day listening to arguments
bT railroad attorneys against the proposed
legislation III tifty-tvo bills relating to that
sublelt
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-24

GALVESTON, Tex, March 2i.-P. J. Willis
q Bros. male a spot sale of {, 500 bales of
cotton Wednesday afternoon to Kaufman &
Runge. The cotton viii be exported. Tho
sale, representing as it does over $500, 001. is
believed to be the largest singie transaction
IN spot cotton in the history Of Texas, if no;
in the south
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-24

NAyDAH. D. T. Itrch 2I-The water
f''ii two 'cst W -tin IS :ay and things are wear
nag rnoFe satisfactory as9ec tbs Heart
river has pot vel broken, but tlls water is
passing GGd r. the lee sn most % it has come
down. M 'iaH's - Is, therefore, anticipated.
Very little dsmase has been done by tie
water SO far
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-24

PITTsBUEG. March u At the meeting
of the manufacturers ii wrought iron pipe
and boiler tubes We,lnes lay the gross lists
on butt and iar, block ani galvanized pipe
were slightly advanced Discounts remain
the SANE
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-24
Net Earnings of the Pennsylvania Road

PHILADELPHIA, March 1.-THE Penn
syivanla Railroad company's net earnin gs
east OF Pittsburg and Erie for February
49,, show an increase of S,i2,5l3 over
those OF February, 1884, The net earnings
Tor the Two months January and February
show an increase of $50, IS over the same
period of 1856. The lines west of Pittsburg
and Erie show an increase of S474,67s in the
surplus over all liabilities as compared with
the first two months of lSS6
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-24

The delegates so elected will meet at Turner
Hall, on Monday evening, March 2s, at 70 O'Clock
for the purpose of nominating candidates fct
Mayor, City Clerk, City Treasurer, City Attorney.
Supervisor, four Assistant Supervisors. Town Col
lectcr and Assessor; also to appoint Chair
man of fhe tty-Township Committee.
j. W. POTTER,
Chairman City-Tvwnship Committee